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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
4
Publication details for Amarillo Globe Publishing Company dated February 20 1924. Includes post office filing as second class matter at Amarillo Texas under March 3 1879 act, press association rights, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail.
Friday, October 30, 1925. The Globe reports Dave Upham has bought seven 20 acre tracts in Wheeler County for about $14,000 as he puts down wells to drain the field. Critics fear pipe line control could depress prices, harming independent producers and local landowners in Northwest Texas. The piece urges fair treatment like in Oklahoma and South Texas and defends landowner rights. Edwards Studio cited as beauty spot of Amarillo.
A mosaic of New York vignettes from 1925 notes, listing fashion, bars, theatres, and daily life. It recalls the Fifth Avenue theater, a jewelled Plaza resident, and a glance at the Amen Corner of the old Fifth Avenue Hotel kept by the New York Historical Society. The piece reflects urban culture, media figures, and the lure of newspaper life.
Recent subscribers to the Tri-State Exposition include R. J. Moore with 5 dollars Jeff D Bartlet with 5 dollars R Bristow with 10 dollars W W Flenniken 10 dollars W F Land 85 RM Bennett 5 dollars S Hatchett 10 dollars Watkins Products 506 W Sixth Pieveles thew 171% Weat Seventh.
NYC and national stations outline Saturday October 21 with time slots for KYAR, KPRC, WTAG, WHAD and many others listing programs from orchestras to church services and special broadcasts across EST CST MST PST regions, including concerts, dances, and talk segments.
In Constantinople on October 30 the second anniversary of the Turkish republic saw a national holiday with bans on fez and kalpak. Police confiscated headwear while crowds bought Western style caps amid a brisk trade and widespread discomfort with new fashions.
Dorothy Carey, fiction editor at Woman's Apparel, rejects marriage while pursuing career. She and Harvey Collins, her married employer, begin a tense, emotional game at the Belvedere roof. Collins, a weak but not villainous man, grows drawn to her, while Dorothy remains career-focused and aloof.
A man wrestles with breaking ties and imagining a future with Dorothy. He envisions marriage, shared work, daily routines, dinners, and evenings together as lovers, while noting her awakening potential. He recalls Dorothy's vacation, her birthday, and an encounter with Jerry Martin.
The excerpt contrasts Jerry Martin with Harvey Collins, highlighting Jerry’s decisive, self-assured nature and his growing influence on Dorothey. As Dorothey returns to work, Harvey’s lingering, tender gaze unsettles her, while Jerry contemplates quietly winning her heart when she matures into adulthood.
An ad listing repair services at 113 W Seventh and Watkins' Products at 506 W Sixth. It notes W A Askew offers 6 percent loans.
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